Drashti Fadadu

Hetal shah

I am a travel lover. Exploring new places is my passion. Traveling opens up the world in exciting ways. It allows me to discover new destinations and meet different people. I can enjoy different cuisines and explore various landmarks. When I need a break from my routine, I plan my trip and it offers fresh perspectives and relaxation. Each journey is an opportunity to learn and grow. Whether it's a short trip or a long vacation, traveling adds joy and adventure to life, creating unforgettable memories for me and my family I remember the quote by Samuel Johnson: "All travel has its advantages. If the passenger visits better countries, he may learn to improve his own. And if fortune carries him to worse, he may learn to enjoy it". I have had the luck of visiting better countries and I believe my travel experiences have taught me a lot about human life and helped me in expanding the way I see things. I traveled to the USA, UK, Canada, Singapore, Malaysia, Hongkong, Indonesia, Maldives, Switzerland, France, UAE, Oman, Thailand, Shenzhen, Macau, Nepal, Italy, Vatican City, Russia, Turkey and ofcourse India from Jammu and Kashmir to Kanyakumari and from Dwarka to Puri as well Andaman. When I first travelled within India, it opened my eyes to how other people live. I saw how people lived happily even though they did not have much money or luxuries. It taught me that to be happy, money is not the only thing. I must have an attitude to be happy with what I have. It also taught me to accept people from different races and colors. When I travelled abroad, I saw new cultures and different lifestyles. It was very exciting and adventurous and boosted my self confidence. I learnt to enjoy these new experiences, to become part of these varied cultures by eating their food, wearing their dresses, languages, dancing, houses, businesses etc. I am very excited to visit Vietnam. I have heard so much about time travel through Cu Chi tunnels and want to experience it. I am extremely enthusiastic about coconut basket boat ride surrounding rural areas of Hoi An. Exploring Phong Nha caves and underground river. I want to walk across Golden hand bridge in Da Nang with my soulmate, cycling through rice terraces in Sapa with my children. I would love to visit Gem of Vietnam Quoc Island, water puppet show in Ho chi Minh City which is in my bucket list. Explore hidden places like waterfalls, iconic clay tunnel, floating market in DaLat, Marble mountains in Da Nang and Sip Vietnamese coffee and vegetarian street food. Exploring Vietnam would be a dream come true for me. I would love to experience Vietjet Air hospitality on my trip.

Priyadarshni Singh N

Being a Travel Blogger,Artist and A social Worker Activist for Women Empowerment I got to travel many Countries where I got to see parts of the world ,worked with Celebrities gaining invaluable experience Receiving Awards and Accolades.But One country which was always in my bucket list since I was a teenager was Vietnam. Vietnam For me is the opportunity to see and Explore the culture,the art ,the music ,the cuisine i had always longed for .As an Artist and a Women who works for women empowerment Encouraging Women to break barriers and stand on their own feet no matter what..In my Field i got many awards and accolades for my art and my service work .I believe i can use this opportunity to learn grow and do cultural exchange with Vietnam. I can get an opportunity to represent my work through Art , cultural exchange, and community empowerment.I really want to visit Vietnam National Fine Art Museum where as an artist I will get an insight of How they sustained their art even during wars..I can make art in India representing Vietnam Culture as i Love Vietnam Culture. Vietnam is a tapestry of diverse cultures.I can get an opportunity to influence and encourage more and more people to Visit Vietnam and Explore Vietnam a country with a rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes especially Ho Chi Minh City .I am drawn to its mesmerizing landscapes and would love to experience magical mesmerizing beauty of Vietnam and bring those magical experiences to life at VinWonders Phu Quoc, where I will portray my art through my blogs.I am really impressed with Vietnam's transformation into a fast-growing economy which can promote more and more tourism and cultural exchange in near future. The government's focus on infrastructure, technology, and sustainability , advancements highlights its progress. I am really eager to explore cities like Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, where as an artist I would love to showcase my art and capture the history of Vietnam with modernity. As an artist, I cannot wait to indulge in Vietnam's stunning landscapes, from terraced rice fields to bustling city streets, i would love to capture these beautiful moments through my art and also encouraging more and more people to Travel Vietnam as it's not only Budget Friendly but also the most beautiful Country with amazing history and a vibrant culture..As I get an opportunity to Major panel discussions in Mumbai for my social work and art I also would love to take that opportunity to encourage female solo travellers to travel Vietnam as it's very safe for even solo female travellers and people here are really welcoming and really nice.This trip will truly offer me valuable insights Where I can motivate my People to dream as dreams do take Flights .I can get Insight into how Vietnam has made such impressive progress, and I aim to bring these learnings back to improve the lives of the Women i cater to and also through my art i can represent Vietnam Culture on many Global Platforms.

Ajit Kanojia

I still remember the first day I saw Kamini. It was during our MBA program, a time when life felt like an endless race of presentations, assignments, and debates. We were both fiercely ambitious, driven by our dreams and perhaps a bit too competitive for our own good. Kamini always sat in the next row beside me in the lecture hall. Her presence was impossible to ignore, not because she was trying to stand out, but because she had this quiet confidence that drew people in, including me. Our initial interactions were far from cordial. We were often on opposite sides of any debate, and our clashes were frequent. It wasn’t that we disliked each other personally, but rather, we were both too stubborn to back down from our positions. She would challenge my ideas with a sharp wit that both frustrated and intrigued me. I would counter with logic and data, but Kamini had a way of seeing through numbers, touching on the human element of every argument. One day, after yet another heated debate that left us both exhausted, I found myself unable to focus. Her words lingered in my mind, not because they stung, but because they made sense. It was in that moment that I realized something had shifted. The irritation I once felt began to dissolve, replaced by a growing respect for her intellect and a curiosity about the person behind those arguments. It didn’t take long for that curiosity to turn into something deeper. We started talking outside of class, initially about the lectures and debates, but soon those conversations evolved into discussions about life, dreams, and fears. Kamini was passionate about travel. She spoke about it with a sparkle in her eyes that made me see the world differently. She dreamed of visiting far-off places, not just as a tourist, but as a traveler who wanted to immerse herself in different cultures, to learn and grow from every experience. One evening, during a particularly quiet moment in the library, Kamini showed me a picture of a beach. The golden sands met with the turquoise waters under a clear blue sky. She spoke about how serene and beautiful it looked, and how she’d always wanted to visit that place. When I asked where it was, she mentioned it was a beach in Da Nang. I had no idea where Da Nang was, but something about the way she spoke made me want to know more. I went home that night and immediately googled it, discovering that Da Nang was in Vietnam. The more I read about Da Nang, the more I could see why Kamini was so drawn to it. It wasn’t just the beach; it was the culture, the history, the food, and the sense of peace that seemed to permeate through every image I saw. The next day, I promised her that one day, I would take her to that beach and capture her in the same image she had shown me. She laughed, thinking it was a sweet but unrealistic promise, given the demands of our lives. Time went on, and our relationship blossomed. What started as a rivalry turned into a deep friendship into marriage